What is 3D Architectural Rendering?
3D architectural rendering is the process of creating a virtual image of the design in three dimensions using architectural rendering software. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to architectural rendering. The best types of architectural rendering provide a clear visual representation of a design idea, be it the overall design or smaller details such as the cladding. It allows architects to visualise how the project will look in the real world.To get more news about 3D real estate house rendering, you can visit 3drenderingltd.com official website.

In addition, architectural renderings help architects present a visualisation of the design so that all stakeholders can understand all design elements.

Architectural rendering is not limited to a single stage; at any point in the project, even at a conceptual level, we can render and present ideas better. However, most types of rendering are done towards the end of design development, either before or after the design is finalised.
Types of 3D architectural renderings
Exterior rendering
One of the most common types of 3D architectural rendering, exterior rendering is useful for all building typologies and uses. This type of rendering is also commonly used in real estate to advertise to potential investors and buyers. Exterior rendering includes any 3D rendering project that shows the exterior of a building, such as a rendering of the front facade, an elevation or an isometric view of the building. The rendering of Al-Bahr Towers above is an example of an exterior rendering.

Aerial Rendering
An aerial rendering is similar to the previous type of architectural rendering in that it also shows the exterior of the building. However, the difference is that an aerial rendering shows the entire design project nestled into the site, i.e. surrounded by other buildings and/or landscape. Aerial views are popular in property marketing and are usually seen on the front pages of prospectuses and brochures.

Interior plastering
The interior of a building is where it 'lives' and is just as important as the exterior. The interior rendering should not only show the overall space, but also the details of each interior component. The rendering should allow the client to enjoy the spatial experience filled with the right furniture and materials. Of course, lighting, shadows and material choices are all important in defining this experience. Such 3D rendering projects are more common in interior design, where the entire room is displayed in a photorealistic rendering.
Floor Plan Rendering
We use floor plans to provide technical information for a design project, but there is a problem. Clients may not know how to 'read' a technical drawing. Floor plan rendering, especially in 3D, is visually appealing and easy for the client to understand. Like a traditional 2D floor plan, these 3D floor plan renderings are in the correct scale and proportion, making it much easier to visualise the spatial layout of the interior spaces.
Animation
Animation renders present the project in a more realistic way through walkthroughs. These allow clients to experience the design from their POV, making it a preferred choice of visualisation for many. Animations require more work than 2D image renders, but they provide an easier way to present the design to clients who may find floor plans and sectional drawings confusing.